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Libraries, Linked Data and the Semantic Web
Friday, January 20, 2012
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. in Dallas, TX
Event Code: ALC1
Registration Fee:
$219 ALCTS Member
$269 ALA Member
$319 Non Member
$99 Student Member
$99 Retired Member
Advance Registration Ends January 13
Limited On-Site Registration will be available at the door.
To Register, complete the ALA Midwinter Meeting registration form. Enter
Event Code ALC1 under Section II.
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Launching Your Star Potential:
a Virtual Symposium
Monday, January 9 - Friday, January 13, 2011
Each 1 hour presentation will begin at:
11 am PST| 12 p.m. MST | 1p.m. CST | 2 p.m. EST
Registration Fee for Each Session:
$39 ALCTS Member (individual)
$49 Non- Member (individual)
$39 International (individual)
$99 *Groups
Free ALA Student Members
Registration Fee for All 5 Sessions:
$156 ALCTS Member (individual) /- save $39/
$196 Non- Member (individual) /- save $49/
$156 International (individual) /- save $39/
$450 *Groups /- save $45/
Free ALA Student Members
*Group registration applies to a group of people that will watch the
presentation together from one access point. Group rate is the same for
ALCTS members and non-members.
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registered attendees will receive a link to the recorded session shortly
following the live presentation.
ALCTS 2012 Symposia
Prior to the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Dallas, Texas
Libraries, Linked Data and the Semantic Web:
/Positioning Our Catalogs to Participate in the 21st Century
Global Information Marketplace/
The Web is evolving from a global information space for storing
individual documents into a highly diverse information network in which
pieces of data interlink and work synergistically together to create
meaning. This symposium is for librarians, developers of Web
applications, information architects and others interested in the basic
concept of the Semantic Web, Linked Data and how libraries can take a
leadership role in creating Linked Data solutions.
*Speakers*:
*Peter Brantley* is the director of the BookServer Project at the
Internet Archive. He is the co-founder of the Open Book Alliance and
is currently a contributing editor for Publishers Weekly.
*Karen Coyle* consults in a variety of areas relating to digital
libraries, metadata development and technology planning.
*Corey A. Harper* is the metadata services librarian at New York
University Libraries. Along with Karen Coyle, he is the founder of
the ALCTS Linked Library Data Interest Group.
*Eric Miller * is the co-founder and president of Zepheira, which
provides solutions to effectively integrate, navigate and manage
information across boundaries of person, group and enterprise.
*Ross Singer * is the interoperability and open standards champion
at Talis.
Launching Your Star Potential:
/Leadership for Today's Libraries: An ALCTS Virtual Symposium/
This virtual symposium launches Jan. 9, 2012 and continues throughout
that week with thought-provoking presentations from outstanding content
leaders. The Association for Library Collections and Technical Services
(ALCTS) is pleased to present this timely topic to the library
community. Leadership is a much discussed topic and these presentations
will certainly add to the discourse.
Each 1 hour presentations will begin at 2 p.m. EST. Registration is open
to all. Discounted registration for all five sessions and group rates
are available. Current LIS student members of the American Library
Association are free. Join your colleagues for this important event just
before the 2012 ALA Midwinter Meeting.
*Presentations: *
*Monday, January 9, 2012
**Keynote Address: "I'm Your Leader: the Fundamentals of Effective
Leadership" presented by Dr. Adam Goodman
**Dr. Adam Goodman*, an award-winning educator, researcher and trusted
advisor to leaders of companies, non-profit groups and other
organizations. He directs Northwestern University's Center for
Leadership, which offers academic and applied leadership development
programs for undergraduate students, Ph.D. students and high potential
staff.
*Tuesday, January 10, 2012
"Leadership by Disruption" presented by Pamela Sandlian Smith
**Pamela Sandlian Smith*, director of Anythink Libraries in Adams
County, Colorado, a northern suburb of Denver.
*Wednesday, January 11, 2012
"Leadership: What It Means for the Library Middle Manager"* *presented
by Mary Page*
*Mary Page*, the associate director for Collections and Technical
Services at the University of Central Florida Libraries. Mary is a past
president of NASIG, the North American Serials Interest Group, and a
current member of the ALA/ALCTS Board of Directors.
*Thursday, January 12, 2012
**"Leadership: From Proto-Star to Supernova"* *presentedy by Maureen
Sullivan and Erica Findley*
*Maureen Sullivan* is a widely recognized leader and educator in the
library profession. She is a professor of practice in the Managerial
Leadership in the Information Professions PhD program at Simmons College
and is currently president-elect of the American Library Association.
*Erica Findley* is the Digital Resources and Metadata Librarian at
Pacific University. Erica served as the vice chair for the ALCTS New
Members Interest Group.
*Friday, January 13, 2012
**Closing Session: "Leading Change" presented by James Hilton *
*James Hilton* is vice president and chief information officer at the
University of Virginia, where he is responsible for planning and
coordinating academic and administrative information technology, voice
communications and network operations on a university-wide basis.
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